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Float / Floating-Point Data Type


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Topic

How is "float" datatype used in C++?.



Explanation

The "float" data type is used to represent floating point numbers. The range of values for the "float" datatype is between +/-3.4e38 to +/-3.4e38. Usually floating point numbers have decimal places.

Example:

  #include <iostream.h>
  void main()
   {
     float rad=2;
     float pi= 3.14159;
     float area=pi *rad *rad;
     cout << "Radius of the circle is:"<< rad << '\n';
     cout << "Area of the circle is:"<< area <<'\n';
   }	

Result:
Radius of the circle is:2
Area of the circle is:12.5664

In the above data type example, the value of "pi" is a floating point number. Also the the value for area of the circle is a floating point number.










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